Clémence, a complete refurbishment that brings light and life to a flat in Sant Cugat

Kitchen

When we entered this flat, we found a small, dark kitchen with very limited space. The clients, a couple who wanted to cook comfortably and have a small table for their daily meals, were looking for a functional solution without sacrificing design.

The proposal was to slightly remove the wall facing the living room, gaining a few key centimetres to be able to place furniture on both sides without turning the kitchen into a corridor. We also opened an interior window that communicates with the living room, providing a feeling of openness and much more natural light.

The kitchen was designed in a beige tone, with gola handles and chocolate-coloured skirting boards to give it depth and elegance. The dining area was resolved with a custom-made oak plywood bench, a practical and cosy solution adapted to the available space.

General bathroom

This bathroom was designed to have a fresher and more casual touch. The protagonism lies in the shower tiles, small in format, laid in a semi herringbone pattern and in an aqua green colour that adds character and personality. To counterbalance and give visual amplitude, the rest of the walls were covered with neutral white tiles.

The oak laminate furniture and the oval mirror add warmth and harmony to the space.

Bathroom Suite

The clients wanted a clean, tidy and relaxing environment. To achieve this, off-white tiles were chosen for most of the space. To give a distinctive and more natural touch, the shower wall was clad with wood-look tiles.

The cabinet, also in oak wood and with two large drawers, provides the storage capacity the couple needed. The large mirror completes the ensemble, multiplying the light and making the bathroom, despite its small size, feel spacious and cosy.

An ambitious renovation that transforms small spaces into lively, luminous places designed to be enjoyed.